Central to the story of biochar is Amazoinian Terra preta, fertile anthropogenic (meaning human made) dark earths in Amazonia that were enriched with char more than 8000 years ago. 1…
40 Cubic Yards of ARTi Biochar Ready to Depart In April of 2021 ARTi had the chance to sell and ship 40 cubic yards of biochar. 40 cubic yards weighed at…
ARTi accomplishes patent in pyrolysis “Thermochemical conversion system and method” On February 2nd this year, 2021 ARTi Team led by president Dr. Bernardo del Campo successfully acquired a patent in…
ARTi Team Member Jill Foreman Introduces Biochar to None Other Than Shrimp ARTi Team member Jill Foreman has been working on a biochar project of her own…
Biochar Clients: Applications, Experiences, Suggestions and Results Using ARTi Biochar You may already know from our previous blog articles that ARTi works with a wide variety…
Biochar as a Consideration for Cost-Effective Small City Wastewater Treatment Joseph Sabas, Iowa State University In 2019 a team of Iowa State University engineering students including former ARTi…
Supercharge Your Soil: An Interview with Jeff Cox, Author of “Gardening with Biochar” By Justin Beck Book purchase link with publisher: here Amazon buy link: here…
ARTi Biochar Researcher Profile Series: ARTi will feature articles on stand-out researchers and extensionists in biochar. The biochar field has seen a multitude of outstanding scientific work done by…
Counting Your Chickens Before They Sequester Carbon and Aid in Water Runoff: Biochar from Poultry Litter By Justin Beck It is no mystery that the poultry…
Biochar & Urban Soils: Des Moines City, ARTi & Trees Forever By Justin Beck and Shane McQuillan The City of Des Moines, Iowa and the tree planting and forestry…
